What Happens If Someone Confesses to Murder, Purgatory, and Indulgences

“What happens if someone confesses to murder?” This episode explores the complexities of confession and forgiveness, alongside questions about processing unconfessed sins and the requirements for receiving a plenary indulgence during a visit to Rome. Join us as we delve into these important topics and more in this thought-provoking discussion.

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Questions Covered:

• 03:41 - What happens if someone confesses to murder?
• 15:36 - How do I process unconfessed sins that I haven’t thought of?
• 20:42 - What do I have to do to receive a plenary indulgence for my visit to Rome?
• 23:35 - Was Jesus ordaining the disciples at the washing of the feet?
• 30:22 - If God doesn’t weigh our deeds, what’s the point of Jesus weighing our deeds at the last judgement?
• 35:46 - Is it ok to publicly use a rite or celebrate a mass of a defunct rite?
• 38:04 - If a person has dementia, would that person still remember the people they met after dying while in purgatory?
• 43:02 - Regarding last Sunday’s readings? Who were the 3 men Abraham met outside his tent?
• 47:01 - Why do we not read about gentiles believing in God until Jesus? Did the Jews not allow them to follow God?
• 50:18 - What happens at death? Do we sleep until the resurrection or do our souls move to either heaven or purgatory?
• 53:25 - Can people in purgatory pray for us?